Bean porridge with tofu, pickled eggplants in Hanoi's Old Quarter

Peckish at 3 am? No worries, downtown Hanoi has pho and banh mi stalls still open.

Sugarcane juice has a ubiquitous, perennial presence in Vietnam. It is tasty, cheap and cool.

Anytime you are hungry try these five street foods that have become part of Saigonese lore.

A small shop in a market alley in Saigon serves a hot stew made of beef and pork entrails.

Vietnam is one of two Southeast Asian destinations that Travel + Leisure urges holiday-goers in their 50s to visit.

A YouGov survey finds Vietnamese food ranked among top 15 favorite cuisines in the world.

Obama, Trudeau, Turnbull and Prince William are among celebrities drawn to streetside eateries and cafes in Vietnam. 

UK lifestyle magazine Tatler ranks Vietnam’s capital city among top 10 food destinations that should be on one’s ‘bucket list.’

Indulge your sweet tooth and/or late night cravings at any/all of these five che (sweet soup) stalls in Saigon.

This is a must-try street food that explodes with Vietnamese flavors.

There is no fish sauce to dip the roll, only a brown mixture that you won't find anywhere else.

A seafood stall in Saigon’s An Duong Vuong Street has served hundreds of foodies every night for 18 years.

A street in Saigon’s District 10 is the go to place when people crave the Thai sweet soup.